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Last summer, when Shreya Katuri was about to start her master’s program in Integrated Marketing Communication, she was contacted by a current student, Ivana, who helped her with finding housing … Continue Reading International Grad Students Help New Arrivals through iGrad Transition Program
In 1971, DeWitt Henry, now professor emeritus of Emerson’s Writing, Literature and Publishing Department, and Peter O’Malley, owner of The Plough and Stars pub in Cambridge, Massachusetts, decided through discussions … Continue Reading For 45 Years, “Ploughshares” Has Been on Cutting Edge of Literature
Norman Lear ’44 can still sing a school song he learned while at Emerson College. And he does. In tune. “Emerson is marching, Follow the lead. Firm friends and classmates, … Continue Reading Norman Lear Recalls His Days at Emerson, Work in Television
Professor Emerita Cynthia Bartlett, who molded and inspired hundreds of Emerson students and supported so many colleagues in the Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD) Department, died Wednesday, July 13, in … Continue Reading Cynthia Bartlett, Professor Emerita, Was Beacon to Students, Faculty
For more than 30 years, Professor Emeritus Tom Dahill taught students about art through his lectures at Emerson College and summer trips he led to the museums and ruins of … Continue Reading Professor Emeritus Dahill, 91, Paints a Picture of History
Daniel Rodriguez sits in the fifth-floor lounge of the Paramount Center drawing a grid of rectangles on a piece of scrap paper, and then starts to fill each rectangle with … Continue Reading Emerson Youth Program Hopes Sexual Health Literacy Is in the Cards
Performers float above Boston Common during Outside the Box 2015. Photo/Outside the Box Grammy-nominated Daughtry and ’90s pop giant Smashmouth will headline this year’s Outside the Box performing arts festival, … Continue Reading Outside the Box Bringing Arts, Innovation to Boston
Cristina Kotz Cornejo 3 Americas, film professor Cristina Kotz Cornejo’s debut feature film, was picked up for Mexican video on demand distribution by Cinema UNO ten years after its initial release, … Continue Reading Emerson Faculty Film Finds New Audience, 10 Years On
It was the genuineness and humanity of the performers that made Shana Carroll first fall in love with the circus. She had been working in the box office of a … Continue Reading Joy, Pain, and Banana Bread in Multisensory Circus
Lu Ann Reeb, Emerson senior executive-in-residence, presented at the 2016 International Media Innovation and Entrepreneurship Education Forum in Beijing last month. The theme of the conference was “Rocking Dream Together.” … Continue Reading Reeb Gives Talk on Education, Innovation in China